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West Bengal: Three Hindu mandirs desecrated in Dinajpur, BJP slams Trinamool Congress

“West Bengal: Three Hindu temples desecrated in Dinajpur, BJP slams Trinamool Congress”, Opindia, May 18, 2024:

“On Saturday (18th May), the three Hindu temples were desecrated by unidentified miscreants in Dhupguri in the Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal.

In a tweet, the Bengal unit of the BJP shared visuals of the vandalism and wrote, “Shocking and outrageous attack on Hindu temples in Dupguri, Jalpaiguri, West Bengal! Extremists have desecrated 3 temples, including Maa Durga Mandir and Graha Raja Shani Maharaj Mandir.”

“This violent act is a direct consequence of TMC’s relentless appeasement politics, which perpetually endangers the Hindu community. Local residents are rightfully protesting against this blatant aggression. We demand immediate and uncompromising justice!” it emphasised…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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